PORTH BEACH HOLDINGS LIMITED
06570409 · Active · Ltd · 18 yrs · Exeter
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Filing calendar
Next annual accounts are due by 31 Dec 2026. Confirmation statement is due 2 May 2027 (last filed 18 Apr 2026).
Next accounts
31 Dec 2026
Next confirmation
2 May 2027
Financial story
- Assets
- Not reported
- Cash
- Not reported
- Net worth
- Not reported
- Liabilities
- Not reported
- Turnover
- Not reported
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COOPER, James Edwin Tilney
Director
JIREHOUSE CAPITAL SECRETARIES LIMITED
Corporate Secretary · Resigned 2013-07-19
CLARK, John Martin Brodie
Director · Resigned 2013-07-19
HOLMAN, Nicola Jane
Director · Resigned 2010-05-01
JONES, Stephen David
Director · Resigned 2011-08-17
MOORE, Ian Christopher
Director · Resigned 2024-10-03
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PORTH BEACH HOLDINGS LIMITED
06570409Active· Ltd· England Wales· 2008-04-18Incorporated 2008-04-18Health 100/100 · Strong
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Governance & filings
Age
18years
Since 2008-04-18
Active officers
1
8 resigned
Active PSCs
1
3 ceased
Charges
2
All satisfied
Next accounts
152days
2026-12-31
Next confirmation
274days
2027-05-02
Company details
ActiveType
Ltd
Jurisdiction
England Wales
Incorporated
2008-04-18
Company no.
06570409
SIC codes
68209
Accounts & filings
Last accounts2025-03-31(Total Exemption Full)
Next accounts due2026-12-31
Accounts made up to2026-03-31
ARD31/03
Last confirmation2026-04-18
Next confirmation due2027-05-02
Company health score
100/ 100Strong
Healthy signals across filings, governance and status.
Registered office
Ground Floor Centenary House, Peninsula Park, Rydon Lane, Exeter, EX2 7XE, United Kingdom
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Can fileYes
Has chargesNo
Insolvency historyNo
Address in disputeNo